Do ISP and library know what we read when we borrow books from platforms, such as Overdrive, with public library accounts? p.s. first post + app glitch can’t enter new line.
The place you borrow the book knows, for record keeping. But your ISP shouldn’t if you are doing HTTPS
Why ISP doesn’t know our activities when we use HTTPS?
Your ISP’s knowledge base will have factors behind it. Do you use their provided router? If so, they can easily have more data about your internet usage than if you’d use your own. As far as modem’s go, I don’t think it can provide as much data compared to a router, but it’s still worth the cost to obtain more control of your information.
Overdrive seems like data middle man to me, give LibriVox and/or The-Eye a try instead. Hopefully one or both have all the books without the privacy worry.
I’m not familiar with The-Eye, is it the .eu domain site?
Yep, the .edu is the one
Noted with thanks. Btw how to change the modem w/o breaking fibre cables?
Ah, I’ve never had fibre so I’m not too sure. With coaxial cable it just requires whatever docsis cable modem is designed for the speeds provided.
